Sentence examples for introduced to print from inspiring English sources

It is extremely interesting to know, for instance, that the phrase "Shit happens" was introduced to print by one Connie Eble, in a publication identified as "UNC CH Slang" (presumably the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), in 1983.

Well, two years after being introduced to the notion of printing out coupons (and skeptically rolling my eyes), I decided to take a second look.

This contaminant is introduced to the slide during printing and can be recognized in the raw images as a variable, weak green channel signal that may be observed in all spots.

In 1953, rotary printing was introduced to Fairbanks after Snedden purchased a used rotary press from The Sacramento Union.

More recently, 2D and 3D bone printing has been introduced to overcome most of the limitations of bone grafts and BTE.

It is thus all the more remarkable that the man who introduced printing to England was a native, William Caxton.

The khan Sayyid Muḥammad Raḥīm Bahādur II introduced printing to Khiva in 1874, the year of Āgahī's death.

More recently, WedPics introduced printing to let people create physical photo albums of their wedding, which accounts for about 60percentt of the company's revenue.

Other improvements were introduced, making it possible to print on both sides of the paper, sort and collate, automatically produce a predetermined number of copies, and enlarge or reduce the image reproduced from the original.

While Schindler's short-term goal is to win in her upcoming competition, her long-term objective is to introduce 3D printing as a viable alternative to existing prosthetic limb production processes - helping to increase the availability of well-made, inexpensive prostheses to aspiring amputee athletes everywhere.

Today, at Hewlett-Packard's Imaging and Printing Conference in Manhattan, Mr. Joshi is to introduce Print 2.0, the company's strategy for making printing relevant in an increasingly Web-centric world.